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Women in every level of womanhood who fears God (Proverbs 31 :30).

19/02/2026

Being in a healthy relationship will teach you that there’s no such thing as “that’s just the way I am.”

When you truly love someone, you work on those toxic traits, you learn to communicate, you actively listen to each others thoughts and feelings.

You adjust, grow and heal together

16/02/2026

“A godly woman doesn’t respond rudely, and she doesn’t respond impulsively.
She responds with wisdom, grace, and clarity.
You can be kind without committing.
You can be respectful without saying yes.”

Intentional men deserve respectful responses.
Godly women speak truth with grace.

14/02/2026

His love is real.

12/02/2026

Husbands, do you still send your wife love text messages like you do before you got married or 'see finish' don enter?

Wives, do you still send your husband love text messages like you do before you got married or 'see finish' don enter?

11/02/2026

This is for the men.
Please send it to them.

Pardon the sound quality please.

09/02/2026

Sometimes the most powerful thing a woman can do is speak once with grace… then step back and let her life, her attitude, and her prayers speak louder.
Not out of weakness, but out of discernment.

Prayer is not avoidance.
Silence is not defeat.
And trusting God with what you cannot fix is an act of deep faith.

If this season is stretching you, God sees it.
If your heart feels unheard, God hears you.
And He is still at work, often in ways words alone cannot accomplish.

Follow for more faith-filled wisdom on marriage, womanhood, and walking with God 🤍

07/02/2026

Before praying for companionship, seek clarity.

The right person should meet a woman who is secure, grounded, and established in God, not someone driven by emptiness or pressure. When identity is settled, choices become wiser, waiting becomes peaceful, and love is no longer rushed or forced.

Alignment matters more than attention.
Wholeness always comes first.

05/02/2026

A proposal is not an emergency.
Seek time to pray.
Seeking clarity is not lack of faith.

A woman who fears God is allowed to pause.
A godly man will not pressure your conscience.
He will protect your peace.

Never say yes to keep people comfortable
and lose peace with God.

Pressure is not confirmation.
Peace is.

04/02/2026

What if the tension in your marriage isn’t calling for an argument, but for prayer?

Marriage carries a spiritual weight. When prayer fades, pressure grows.
Not every tension is about personality or preferences, some battles are unseen and unspoken.

Interceding for your spouse is not avoidance. It’s wisdom.
It’s choosing covering over criticism, alignment over accusation.

So before frustration becomes your language, let prayer become your posture.
Some things are not meant to be argued through, only prayed through. 🙏

02/02/2026

“Be still, and know that I am God.”
— Psalm 46:10 (KJV)

This month, God is not asking us to run harder or force outcomes.
He is inviting us to be still.
Stillness does not mean that you don't know what you are doing.

To be still means to stop fighting what only God can fix.
It means laying down anxiety, control, and endless questions, and choosing trust instead.

Many of us are tired, not because we are doing too little, but because we are doing too much without resting in and on God.

God restores in stillness (Haaa....)
Restoration happens in stillness.
The human body does its deepest work when we are at rest.
While we sleep, the body repairs tissues, balances hormones, strengthens the immune system, and restores energy.
Healing doesn’t happen when we are running, lifting, or striving. It happens when we finally lie down.

In the same way, God often does His deepest work in us when we stop striving.

When we are still:
• Our hearts become quiet enough to hear God clearly
• Our emotions settle under His authority
• Our faith shifts from panic to peace
• Our strength is renewed without striving

“He restoreth my soul…” — Psalm 23:3

To be continued in the Comment section.

17/12/2025

If you’re thinking about going natural,

Think of your hair as a living companion (a friend), not a project you have to conquer.
Like a plant, it thrives when you give it gentle attention, patiently and consistently.
The more you listen to it, the more it reveals its needs and rewards you with growth.

Isn’t that also how our relationship with the Holy Spirit works? Just like your hair, your connection with God grows when you show up consistently, listen, and respond with care. You don’t rush it or try to force it; you cultivate it with patience and attentiveness. Over time, you start recognizing His guidance, His whispers, and the ways He nurtures your life.
Same way, your hair shows you its needs when you pay attention.

You don’t need to know everything today. Focus on learning your hair’s language, understanding its moods, and responding with care. Over time, what feels like effort now will become second nature.

Natural hair growth isn’t a race. It’s a skill you develop, one moment of patience at a time.

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